Blacksburg, VA · Virginia Tech ’27
Computer Science senior at Virginia Tech. I build web apps end to end and automate the repetitive work around them. Most recently I did that for enterprise teams at Baker Tilly.
About
I’m a senior at Virginia Tech studying Computer Science. Most of my work has been on the web: front end, back end, and whatever holds the two together.
This past summer I was on Baker Tilly’s Intelligent Automation team, turning repetitive business workflows into UiPath automations with real validation and error handling. Before that I rebuilt 60+ pages at Colonial Webb, and at Campus Collect I led a seven-person front-end team, wrote the API docs, and set up Redis caching that cut response times by about 30%.
Outside of class, FlipDar is where most of my time goes. It has grown from a side project into an actual SaaS product with a paid tier, an iOS app, and over a thousand users. Having real customers changed how I build. They tell me what breaks and what is missing, and most of what I ship now comes out of those conversations. It has taught me more about software engineering than any class has, mostly because of the parts nobody grades you on: production bugs, support requests, and deciding what not to build next.
I graduate in May 2027 and I’m looking for full-time software engineering roles. If any of this is relevant to you, send me an email.
Experience
Four roles so far, across automation consulting, web, and an early-stage startup.
Baker Tilly · Tysons Corner, VA
Jun 2026 – Aug 2026
Colonial Webb · Richmond, VA
May 2025 – Aug 2025
Campus Collect · Blacksburg, VA
Jul 2024 – Sep 2024
Campus Collect · Blacksburg, VA
Jun 2024 – Jul 2024
Projects
Mostly things I built because I wanted them to exist.
flipdar.com
A marketplace analytics tool for resellers. It pulls listings from eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and elsewhere, cleans up the item data, and works out what is actually worth buying.
Users
Impressions
On the App Store
A browser tool that bulk converts, compresses, and renames images to WebP. Drag-and-drop uploads, client-side validation, and export controls. I built it for Colonial Webb so the marketing team could stop converting assets by hand.
A Python password manager with both a GUI and a command-line interface, using the cryptography library to encrypt stored credentials at rest.
A Wordle clone in plain JavaScript. Real-time letter feedback, custom word lists, and a board that works on a phone.
A social platform for college students, scoped to a single campus so the feed stays local. I built out the concept and the early front end.
Skills
Roughly ordered by how often I actually use them.